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When advancing a task by days, whether on a fixed schedule or after the task was last completed, you can choose to make it due only on certain days of the week — for example, weekdays, weekends, never on a Sunday, etc.
If the next advancement of the due date would put it on a day of the week that isn’t allowed, To Do will normally move the due date forward to the next allowed day. You can change this behavior by selecting “Previous” to have it move the due date backward to the previous allowed day, provided that day still comes after the task’s previous due date. (The application will never move a due date backward in time.)
Selecting the “Nearest, or:” button will tell the application to choose the allowed day nearest the target. For example if the allowed days were Monday and Friday and the due date would land on a Tuesday, it would be pushed back to Monday; while if the due date would land on a Thursday, it would be pushed forward to Friday. If the target date is the same distance from the allowed days, e.g. Wednesday, then the due date would be chosen according to the “Previous” or “Next” button.
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